enchiladas and chile rellenos, or their
heady 10-ounce rib eye steak, the
“Vaquero”. Your dining experience can only
be augmented by its rich selection of wine,
beer and spirits. Reservations are accepted.

Iguana Grill

2900 RR 620 N., Austin
512-266-8439
www.iguanagrillaustin.com
If your timing is just right, you could find
yourself sitting out on the patio in the early
evening, watching the sun go down over
the lake while you enjoy a margarita with
your Tex-Mex dinner. Seasons may come
and go elsewhere, but it always feels like
summer here at the Iguana Grill.

Iron Cactus

Sixth Street: 606 Trinity
512-472-9240
North: 10001 Stonelake Boulevard
512-794-8778
South: 13420 Galleria Circle
512-263-7636
www.ironcactus.com
Known for their variety of margaritas and
tequila drinks, the Iron Cactus has been
named one of the top ten tequila bars in
the country, with over 80 selections of the
best in Mexican tequila. All of their
restaurants feature excellent Southwestern
cuisine with influences from Southern
Mexico to Southern Utah. Call the north
location for special events hosted weekly,
or check their website.

Johnny Carino’s, with its open kitchen
style and exhibition cooking, gives diners
a warm invitation to sit down and enjoy
the whole dining experience. Johnny
Carino’s menu includes traditional
favorites like homemade lasagna and
wood-fired pizzas, and featured items like
spicy shrimp and chicken, chicken
scaloppini, baked cheese tortellini and
baked fish Romano.

Jorge’s Restaurant

2203 Hancock Drive

512-454-1980
www.jorges.com
In the mood for a casual time out with the
family while enjoying great margaritas
and southwestern cuisine made from the
best natural ingredients using a family
tradition of great recipes? A dining patio
and two bars accentuate the laid-back
atmosphere. Meal services include lunch,
dinner and happy hour, as well as a
private party room for special occasions
(please arrange in advance). And don’t
forget to ask about their great, hand-made tortillas!

Kenichi

419 Colorado Street

512-320-8883
www.kenichiaustin.com
With its smooth and sophisticated
atmosphere, Kenichi is known to Austin’s
glitterati as the place to see and be seen.
Master sushi chef Kenichi Kanada has
brought regional far-eastern cuisine,
including fresh sushi and sashimi, to
Austin’s warehouse district in style. Kenichi
also offers the widest selection of sake in
Texas. Enjoy the restaurant’s glamorous
design while dining at the sushi bar, or
opt for the full dining experience – you
won’t be disappointed.

KOBE Japanese Steakhouse13492 Research #380512-288-7333
www.kobeaustin.comWatch the thrilling display of talent asyour cook tosses food in the air and thencatches it backwards with a spatula.Generous portions of seafood, steak, andchicken are grilled fresh. Savor deliciousappetizers, soups, and a wide selectionof sushi.

Magnolia Café

2304 Lake Austin Boulevard
512-478-8645
1920 S. Congress Avenue
512-445-0000
www.themagnoliacafe.com
The sign says, “Sorry! We’re Open!” But
when you step inside you won’t be sorry,
and you’ll see why “Everyboy knows,
everybody goes,” to the Magnolia Café.
Its menu runs the gambit of great food,
from light fare to classic burgers and
sandwiches to Mexican dishes, there’s
something there that sates even the more
ardent apetite. And let’s not forget the
Café’s famous 24-hour breakfast!

Maudie’s Tex-Mex

2608 W. 7th Street

512-473-3740

1212 S. Lamar

512-440-8088

10205 N. Lamar

512-832-0900

9911 Brodie Lane

512-280-8700

3801 N. Capital of Texas Hwy
512-306-8080
12506 Shops Pkwy, Bee Cave
512-263-1116
www.maudies.com
Maudie’s Café has been a tradition in
Austin since the early 50’s serving the best
home-style cooking around. Faithful
clientele stand in long lines for breakfast
and lunch. Maudie’s has won numerous
awards over the years for its Tex-Mex food
and fresh-squeezed margaritas. With six
successful city restaurants, Maudie’s has
become a true tradition in Austin.